Softball America's transfer tracker will allow you to track the movement of college softball players on the move in 2020, as they close one chapter and begin another. The Transfer Portal isn’t related to transfer waiver decisions, but it has brought more attention to waivers. Get Softball rankings, news, schedules and championship brackets. When you begin to think about going to a new school, understand that the rules are different depending on whether you want to transfer to an NCAA Division I, II or III school, and whether you are currently enrolled at a two-year or a four-year school. Georgia senior outside linebacker Jermaine Johnson is set to enter the NCAA transfer portal, confirmed by Dawgs Daily on SI.com after being reported first by UGASports.com. Click here to search our frequently asked questions. Ryan Johnson enters NCAA transfer portal. Get the latest NCAA Division II updates, news, highlights and scores from every DII sport throughout the year. Changes to the NCAA's transfer rules could be coming. Photo courtesy of Crimson Tide Phots / UA Athletics. If you don’t know the NCAA Transfer Portal is a website that contains a list of players names, email addresses, school, sport, and NCAA ID …, I downloaded and read the official NCAA Transfer Guide. business. Note: Not all players will transfer and play softball. Division I  and Division II Notification of Transfer Information, Division III 2-4 and 4-2-4 Transfer Flowcharts, Learn more about important transfer terms, Explore NCAA schools by division, sport and conference. Track the movement here. If you have taken time off between high school and coming to the NAIA or have attended two- or four-year college, the NAIA considers you a transfer student, regardless of whether you participated in intercollegiate athletics. What are the transfer student eligibility requirements? NCAA DI Student-Athlete:Do I still need to be in the NCAA Transfer Portal if I’ve been cut from the team or have withdrawn from my school? In some cases, conference rules can be more restrictive than NCAA rules. Guide for the College-Bound Student Athlete, Leadership Development Programs and Resources, NCAA DI Women’s Basketball Student-Athlete Engagement Group formed, Top 30 honorees named for 2020 NCAA Woman of the Year Award, DI Council approves moving fall championships to the spring, DI Council extends recruiting dead period, DI Council approves Nov. 25 start date for men’s and women’s basketball, DI Council approves changes to FCS championship, NCAA Membership Financial Reporting System, Division I Enforcement Charging Guidelines, New pitching rule seeks to clarify windup, stretch positions in baseball, NCAA creates expanded COVID-19 Medical Advisory Group, King men’s basketball program committed violations, DII grants all fall athletes further season-of-competition relief, NCAA summit focuses on mental health and well-being of student-athletes of color, Division II Online Education Resource Center, Proposal caps brackets at 75% for Division III winter, spring championships, Braly Keller relishes impact through leading Division III SAAC, Division III Grants, Programs and Scholarships, Division III NIL Membership Resources and Oversight Group, Have a question? Learn the transfer and eligibility rules for the NCAA and the new conference and school you plan to join. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy) Rule change would have massive impact on college basketball. Make sure you understand how transferring will affect you, so you don’t negatively impact your education or your chances to play college sports. Today marks the first day of new NCAA DI transfer rules that were approved by the autonomy conferences last spring.